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Posted by The Analyst | 02 July 2020 | Business
US jobs recovery may be short-lived as coronavirus comes back with a vengeance

The US economy added 4.8 million jobs in June, with the unemployment rate declining to 11.1 percent as business resumes. However, a surge in new infections is expected to slow the reopening of the economy. The jobs report was released a day earlier than usual because of the Independence Day holiday. The jobs growth figure...

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Posted by The Analyst | 02 July 2020 | Breaking News
In Pictures: Deep blue clean as aquarium prepares to reopen

The disinfectant and scrubbing gloves have been out at Tynemouth Aquarium in North Shields ahead of its reopening on Saturday.

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Posted by The Analyst | 02 July 2020 | Breaking News
Turkish court advised to reject request to turn Hagia Sophia into mosque

Turkey's highest administrative court has been advised to reject a request that Istanbul's Hagia Sophia be turned back into a mosque, according to state-run media.

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Posted by The Analyst | 02 July 2020 | Breaking News
Fears international travel could lead to ‘big second wave’ of coronavirus – Health Minister

There are fears foreign travel could lead to a 'very serious spike' of Covid-19 in Ireland, new Health Minister Stephen Donnelly has said - as he admits clarification on advice must be clarified quickly.

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Posted by The Analyst | 02 July 2020 | Breaking News
Hungary won’t back EU request to add non-EU countries to safe travel list – Orban

Budapest will not comply with a European Union request to add non-member states to a “safe” travel list, except for Serbia, according to Hungarian PM Viktor Orban. The 27-member bloc gave majority approval on Tuesday to leisure or business travel from 14 countries beyond its borders. The countries include Algeria, Australia, Canada, Georgia, Japan, Montenegro,...

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Posted by The Analyst | 02 July 2020 | Politics
Landslide at Myanmar jade mine kills at least 50 people

A landslide at a jade mine in northern Myanmar killed 50 people Thursday, the central government said, though a local lawmaker said the toll was nearly twice as high. The … Click to Continue »

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Posted by The Analyst | 02 July 2020 | Politics
The Latest: Musicians ask UK govt to save live concerts

LONDON — Paul McCartney and Ed Sheeran are among more than 1,500 musicians asking the British government to step in and save the country's world-renowned live music scene from devastation … Click to Continue »

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